Aspen Hysys Simulation Course; From Dummy to Pro

Aspen Hysys Simulation Course; From Dummy to Pro, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 43 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 153 subscribers.

You will learn about Be able to Model the mostly used unit operations Model basic chemical and industrial processes Understand how to select the most appropriate properties package for a simulation Understand how to carryout pipeline flow assurance analysis Understand how to carryout pipeline hydraulic analysis Understand how to model a recycle operation effectively Add pure and Hypothetical components Oil Characterization Reactions and reactor modeling Install oil into Aspen Hysys Flowsheet Learn the efficient use of different Aspen Hysys functions to build steady state process simulation Troubleshooting This course is ideal for individuals who are Chemical Engineers or Process Engineers or Petroleum Engineers or Gas Engineers or Plant operators or Oil and Gas industrial workers It is particularly useful for Chemical Engineers or Process Engineers or Petroleum Engineers or Gas Engineers or Plant operators or Oil and Gas industrial workers.

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Summary

Title: Aspen Hysys Simulation Course; From Dummy to Pro

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Be able to Model the mostly used unit operations
Model basic chemical and industrial processes
Understand how to select the most appropriate properties package for a simulation
Understand how to carryout pipeline flow assurance analysis
Understand how to carryout pipeline hydraulic analysis
Understand how to model a recycle operation effectively
Add pure and Hypothetical components
Oil Characterization
Reactions and reactor modeling
Install oil into Aspen Hysys Flowsheet
Learn the efficient use of different Aspen Hysys functions to build steady state process simulation
Troubleshooting

Who Should Attend

Chemical Engineers
Process Engineers
Petroleum Engineers
Gas Engineers
Plant operators
Oil and Gas industrial workers

Target Audiences

Chemical Engineers
Process Engineers
Petroleum Engineers
Gas Engineers
Plant operators
Oil and Gas industrial workers

Aspen Hysys Simulation Course; From Dummy to Pro is a 6 hour course designed to help the student understand the easiest way to simulate the most important unit operations like pump, compressors, heat exchangers, absorber, stripper, distillation column, heater, cooler, separators, reactors, iterative operations, pipeline, valve, storage tank, expander individually and also integrate them to form a process.

It is designed to help the student understand how to carryout flow assurance analysis, pipeline hydraulic analysis, reactions, oil characterisation, basic troubleshooting and pipeline modelling.

This course will be helpful for students, lecturers in the field of engineering, engineers and researchers in the area of plant design and operations.

This course has practical examples that will help the student get an in-depth view on the thought process needed to carryout effective simulation with Aspen Hysys.

At the of this course, you will be able to add components, select the appropriate fluid package, set up a simulation, manipulate the flowsheet environment, model important unit operations seamlessly, analyse your simulation for further optimisation, carryout flow assurance analysis and pipeline hydraulic analysis.

The student will learn from my vast experience in the use of Aspen Hysys simulation tool for the simulation of both green field and brown field project.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Foundation

Lecture 1: Understanding the basis of Aspen Hysys

Lecture 2: Adding of Pure Components

Lecture 3: Adding Hypothetical Components

Lecture 4: Selecting Appropriate Fluid Package For A Simulation

Chapter 3: Process Stream Simulation

Lecture 1: Getting familiar with the simulation environment

Lecture 2: Defining and modelling a process stream

Lecture 3: Process Stream Analysis

Lecture 4: Stream Properties

Lecture 5: Unit Set Customisation

Lecture 6: Running a Case Study

Chapter 4: Unit Operations

Lecture 1: Valve Simulation

Lecture 2: Two Phase Separator Simulation

Lecture 3: Storage Tank Simulation

Lecture 4: Three Phase Separator

Lecture 5: Mixer Simulation

Lecture 6: Tee Simulation

Lecture 7: Heater Simulation

Lecture 8: Cooler Simulation

Lecture 9: Pump Simulation

Lecture 10: Compressor Simulation

Lecture 11: Expander Simulation

Lecture 12: Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Simulation

Lecture 13: Absorber Simulation

Lecture 14: Distillation Column Simulation Part 1

Lecture 15: Distillation Column Simulation Part 2

Lecture 16: Pipeline Simulation

Lecture 17: Pipeline Profile Analysis

Lecture 18: Pipeline Flow Assurance Analysis

Chapter 5: Reactions and Reactors

Lecture 1: Conversion Reactor

Lecture 2: Equilibrium Reactor

Chapter 6: Iterative Operations

Lecture 1: Recycle Operation

Lecture 2: Adjust Operation

Lecture 3: Set Operation

Chapter 7: Oil Characterization

Lecture 1: Oil Characterization

Chapter 8: Examples

Lecture 1: Effluent Water Treatment

Lecture 2: Basic Troubleshooting Part A

Lecture 3: Basic Troubleshooting Part B

Lecture 4: Basic Troubleshooting Part C

Lecture 5: Oil and Gas Transportation Part A

Lecture 6: Oil and Gas Transportation Part B

Lecture 7: Oil and Gas Transportation Part C

Chapter 9: Thank You

Lecture 1: Thank You

Instructors

Mordi Collins
Process Engineer

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1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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